An edition of European elegies: one hundred poems chosen and translated from European literatures in fifty languages (1928)

European elegies

one hundred poems chosen and translated from European literatures in fifty languages

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European elegies
Watson Kirkconnell, Watson Kir ...
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An edition of European elegies: one hundred poems chosen and translated from European literatures in fifty languages (1928)

European elegies

one hundred poems chosen and translated from European literatures in fifty languages

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Graphic
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English
Pages
166

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Subjects

English Elegiac poetry, Translations into English, Translation from foreign languages, European Elegiac poetry, Elegiac poetry

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European elegies: one hundred poems chosen and translated from European literatures in fifty languages
1928, Graphic Publishers
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European elegies: one hundred poems chosen and translated from European literatures in fifty languages
1928, Graphic
in English
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Bibliography: p. 153-156.

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Library of Congress
PN6110.E5 K5

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166 p.
Number of pages
166

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OL21529842M

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